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RE: When you attend law school or medical school while you might not be the top of your profession you can make a decent living. In umpiring, until one makes it to the "show" for the most part you make peanuts. If you want to attract the best then you need a system that will attract the best. There might be some excellent umpires out there but they may have a family etc,. and simply cannot afford a trip to the minors given the current pay structure. Heck MLB has a "stink" whenever the minor league umpires do want a raise in pay or better living arrangements etc. as evidenced by the past strike. What you have is a system that attracts those that can afford to work for peanuts not necessarily the best candidates available but those that are available. Pete Booth
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